Petroleum Restoration Program Procurement and Contract Activities

Petroleum Restoration Program (PRP)
Procurement and Contract Activities
Marty Ehlen, Contracts Group Team Lead
Petroleum Restoration Program (PRP)
March 13, 2014
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TOPICS
 Why
Competitive Procurement
 PRP Procurement Goals
 New Rule
 Terminologies
 New Process
 Procurement Methods
 Direct Assignments
 Questions and Answers
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PRP Procurement Goals

Transition to Competitive Procurement from Pre-Approval

Create Competitive Procurement Rule – 62.772

Procure/Direct Assign $125M for PRP cleanup base upon
Risk Based Corrective Action

Procure Qualified Agency Term Contractors

Create Fair and Equitable Method for Assignment of Work
(RCI)

Establish Contracting Section within the PRP

Utilize MFMP for Procurement and Payment
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New Rule
 Chapter
62-772, Florida Administrative Code (FAC)
Codifies
procurement procedures for cleanup
Adopted
on 12/27/2013
 Sections
62-772.300 and .400 will need to be
ratified by the Legislature pursuant to Section
120.541(3), Florida Statutes
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PRP Terminologies

Agency Term Contractors (ATCs) established as Master Agreements in
MyFloridaMarketPlace (MFMP) as a result of a competitive Invitation To
Negotiate (ITN) - DEP Solicitation Number 2014004C.

Invitation To Bid (ITB) solicitation method has been used by PRP.

Direct Assignment (DA) of site work to ATCs, result of the competitive ITN.

Relative Capacity Index (RCI) Assignment algorithm, used to directly assign work
to ATC contractors

Purchase Requisition (PR) created and processed in MFMP to request the
issuance of a Purchase Order (PO) for site work per 287.057(22) F.S.

Purchase Order (PO) issued through MFMP that authorizes work to be
performed.

Change Order (CO) determined by Site Manager and Contractor. MFMP change
request to authorize change needed.

PR Reference # is specific to each PO and is an invoicing requirement and is
located in the general overview section of the PO.
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How Work Gets Funded
Site Manager
develops scope of
work, based upon
site history
ATC is assigned the
site work
Scope of work and
SPI incorporated into
Purchase Requisition
(PR) in MFMP
PO is issued to
vendor
PR encumbered by
FLAIR
PR submitted
through approval
process in MFMP
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Generic Scopes of Works For:

Site Assessment

Remedial Action Plan Development

System Construction

System Operation and Maintenance

Source Removal

Free Product Recovery

Natural Attenuation and Post Active Remediation
Monitoring

Well Abandonment
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Procurement Methods Used in FY13/14

After 6/30/13, DEP competitively procured contracts per Proviso
and Implementation Bill

Lowest cost and most responsible/responsive eQuoters awarded

MFMP e-Quotes

MFMP Invitations To Bid (ITBs)

MFMP Invitation to Negotiate (ITN): Direct Assignments (DA) of Site
Work to Agency Term Contractors (ATCs)

ITN: Relative Capacity Index (RCI) Assignments to ATCs
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E-Quote Procurement

E-Quotes were initially used for site work with projected costs less than $35,000
(62 awarded thus far totaling $1.176 M). PRP will continue to use E-Quotes for
site work costs projected to exceed $195,000 and will invite 3-5 selected ATCs to
submit quotes on the project

After the winning quote is awarded, PRP Contracts Group uses the submitted Rate
Sheet and Scope of Work (SOW) to draft a Purchase Requisition (PR) in MFMP

Initial E-Quotes were Low-Score Site Assessments and Well Abandonments

There are designated “Task Items” associated with maximum amounts for invoicing

After approval by DEP personnel, the PR is sent to FLAIR for confirmation of
funding information

Following FLAIR approval, Purchase Orders (POs) are issued by MFMP

Invoicing is tied to prior submission and approval of Task Item Deliverables

Site Managers must approve, in writing, any deliverables prior to invoice
submission

Examples of deliverables include signed affidavits, health and safety plan, interim 9
lab reports, etc.
Invitation to Bid Procurement Method(ITB)

Prior to establishing ATCs, DEP used ITBs for facilities
with site costs projected to exceed $35,000.

ITBs were advertised on Vendor Bidding System (VBS)
for a specified period of time, minimum of 10 days.

If questions arose during the bidding period, they
were addressed and a revised documents were
posted on the VBS. In some cases, bids were
extended to allow vendors to address the modified
documents.
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ITB Purchase Requisition Process

After a bid is awarded, PRP Contracts Group uses the submitted rate sheet and Scope of Work
(SOW) to draft a Purchase Requisition (PR) in MFMP

There are designated Task Items associated with maximum amounts for invoicing

After approval by DEP personnel, the PR is sent to FLAIR to confirm funding information, then
is released to the vendor in the form of a PO

Invoicing is tied to submission and approval of Task Item Deliverables

The Site Manager must approve in writing any deliverables prior to invoice submission

Examples of deliverables include signed affidavits, health and safety plan, interim lab
reports, etc.

Retainage is identified by DEP and withheld pending satisfactory completion of the PO

PRP drafts a Purchase Requisition (PR) in MFMP which:

Identifies the Site Manager

Identifies the Contractor

Lists individual tasks associated with the PR and the amount of money for each

Includes attachments (scope, site map, bid rate sheet/invoice, terms and conditions, affidavits, etc.)

Site Managers please note that the PRP uses a header DEP-PETRO-FY13/14-FACID#-REF#-SITENAME11and
MFMP assigns a 7-digit PR identification number (PR7789000)
ITN: Agency Term Contractors

10/3/2013: These contractors have all met the Department’s qualification
criteria for doing site work under Solicitation Number 2014004C

1/14/2014: Notice of Intended Awards issued for all 3 regions

2/3/2014 to 3/1/2014: Contract negotiations conducted and contracts
executed with most of the intended awardees. (Several are still
outstanding.)

3/1/2014 to 3/11/4: Master Agreements established in MFMP for all
contracts executed

List of qualified Agency Term Contractors is provided at the PRP
“Competitive Procurement System” tab
http://www.dep.state.fl.us/waste/categories/pcp/pages/procurement.htm

Site assignments now being made
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Direct Assignment/RCI Assignment of PRs

No more contractor selection by site owners unless owner shares 25% or more
of the cost. Exceptions are LSSI.

Most efficient method to assign competitively bid work

16 new PRs have been drafted, and many more to come

Instead of a Rate Sheet, the PR uses a Schedule of Pay Items (SPI), which
includes Contractor’s negotiated item rates

Scopes will vary according to work type: LSA, NAM, PARM, RAC, O&M

Invoice process is similar to eQuotes and ITBs

Change orders are limited and are subject to DEP approval

Increased flexibility over other procurement methods

Some Scopes are in standard format such as LSAs (16 soil borings and 8
monitor wells), which can be tailored to each site

All Terms and Conditions and additional documents formerly attached to PR
are now incorporated by reference in the Master Agreement
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Moving Ahead

DA Invoicing will be similar to the process used for E-Quotes and ITBs

The bid rate sheet has been replaced by Schedule of Pay Items (SPI) for invoicing

Section 22, Miscellaneous Items, provides an opportunity for the Department and
the Contractor to negotiate additional cost items (must be approved by the
Department prior to beginning work)

Formerly, the PRP used work orders to authorize work and encumber funds. Now,
PRP uses the Ariba platform in MFMP to authorize work and encumber funds. Email
messaging is sent from Ariba Administrator.

For LSAs, the Site Manager and Contractor discuss/modify the site-specific scope of
work, based upon historical information and site characteristics

PRP is moving towards using a single line item description in the PR

All electronic submittal processes (paperless)

PRP is streamlining the PR process and content to the extent allowable by DFS

Site Managers please note that a Reference Number e.g., 888-001A (888 represents
the 3 digit # specific to an Agency Term Contractor, 001 represents the number of
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jobs assigned to the ATC, A refers to the sequential stage of work for the site)
Relative Capacity Index (RCI)
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c: The BondingCap term is raised to the power c, where the exponent c = 0.85
b: The EncBal term is raised to the power b, where the exponent b = 0.7
r: The rank is raised to the power r, where the exponent r = 2.5
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RCI Assigned Contractor Selection

Contractors will be assigned tasks without staff bias for or against any
contractor.

Work assignment follows an algorithm based on three variables:
Bonding Capacity, Encumbered Balance, and Schedule Rank.

Timely project completion is the means by which contractor can
reduce encumbered balance, and be assigned additional tasks.

Encumbered balance includes all three regions, excluding LSSI, costshares or owners paying more than 25% of costs.
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Reminders

Contractors will be notified when a Purchase Order (PO) is generated
by MFMP, using the email address or notification method selected
when the Contractor registered in MFMP (Emails are transmitted from
Ariba Administrator).

Contractors may alter their notification method (from fax to email,
for example) at any time: Contact the MFMP Customer Service Desk at
1-866-352-3776 or email vendorhelp@myfloridamarketplace.com.

Submission of signed affidavits are important. PRP is considering
allowing ATCs to submit affidavits prior to the completion of the
project, with the understanding that no payment will be authorized
until all affidavits are received. Any work performed by an ATC prior
to receipt of the affidavits is done at the ATC’s risk.

Contractors can invoice at established completion points.

Please Check your email spam folder if you do not receive email
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notification of your Purchase Order from MFMP (Ariba).
MFMP Vendor Registration

Ariba Supplier Network (ASN) website:
http://supplier.ariba.com/
 There

is a fee associated with using the ASN
To view how you receive your PO (email, fax or ASN)
please visit the Vendor Information Portal:
https://vendor.myfloridamarketplace.com/vmsweb/spring/login;jsessionid=E5756E6C29371DF3FD91D3676933797C.jvm2?exe
cution=e1s1

It is recommended that Vendors/Contractors use an email
address that reaches multiple people to facilitate
communication.
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Change Orders

Official change order request must be submitted and
approved for:
 Date
extensions
 Line
Item increases as a result of quantity increases

Contractors cannot begin work for Change Order items
until a changed PO has been issued by MFMP.

Contractors must use the form attached to the PR

Allow time for the Change Order process

Permitting fees and other fees to be reimbursed by Change
Order

Change Order #s appear as PR########-V2 (2nd PR)
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Purchase Order Due Dates

PRP will not include need-by dates in Purchase Requisitions for each
line item.

Time of performance will be stated in the line item description. For
example: Field activities shall be completed within 90 days from
beginning this task. Quarterly report including all analyticals shall be
submitted within 30 days of completion of field work. DEP Site
Manager shall provide comments within 14 days and any additional
information requested shall be required within 14 days from receipt of
site manager’s comments. Note: Further refinement may be
implemented.

All time extensions must be submitted to the Site Manager via Change
Order request.

Any time extension must be authorized prior to deadline for
submission of deliverable.

Retainage is identified by DEP and withheld pending satisfactory
completion POs
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ATC’s for COST-SHARE SITES
•
Cost-Share sites include PACs, PCPPs, and SRFAs
•
For Cost-Share Sites where the owner/RP’s pay share is
25% or greater – owner/RP can choose their contractor
- Must be an ATC Contractor
- Region doesn’t matter
•
For Cost-Share Sites where the owner/RP’s pay share is
less than 25% - DEP will RCI assign an ATC based on Region.
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NEXT PAC APPLICATION PERIOD
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May 1st to June 30th, 2014
•
At least $5 Million
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Applicant Requirements
- Application
- $250 non-refundable application fee
- Limited Contamination Assessment Report (LCAR) that includes:
* Proposed Cleanup Strategy with a schedule and estimated cost
to bring the site to closure.
* Note: LCAR sampling results must be within the
past 9 months.
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Questions?
Contact
prp.contracts@dep.state.fl.us
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